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All European students have the opportunity to be able to study abroad. I'll give you 9 reasons to do it. And why not 10? Because the last reason belongs only to you! And because I don't like even numbers …

Next stop: Belfast!

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After a few days exploring all the corners of the Republic of Ireland, Emerald Travel really recommends exchanging your euros for pounds to see a whole new side of the Emerald Isle. Here are our 5 key recommendations for visiting students to do in Belfast, keeping you enjoying your stay in Ireland and on a budget. We have scoured the city from top to bottom, and looked at options for things to do from five key angles: culture to take in, activities to do, where to eat, where to sleep, and where to celebrate!  Below are our top picks for a Northern Irish Adventure! 

You can never do wrong with traveling in a varied country like New Zealand – as long as you are picking the right traveling date. New Zealand is on the opposite side of the World which means if you want to leave the beautiful rainy Ireland in December/January you will have your second summer vacation in New Zealand at this Time and travel on a budget. But never forget that it supposed to rain on 9 days a month (Luckily, I had only one rainy day in 6 weeks traveling...).

Being an incoming freshman on a college sports team is very exciting, but also frightening at the same time. It has most likely been a dream of yours to play at the collegiate level and now you have the chance to show everyone that you deserve to be on the team. You are going from being the oldest on the team to now being the youngest. You do not know the team and coaches that well, but after just day one of being on the team you will have a second family. Being able to play a sport you love in college gives you more opportunities than you could ever imagine. You can travel with your team, you have instant friends, and you get to gain more skills playing the sport you love to play.

There are an endless amount of things to do in Chicago, but before you turn 21, you might feel restricted. Growing up in Chicago, I learned there is still plenty to do without drinking alcohol. 

Are you going on an exchange soon and have as much doubt as excitement? Don't panic, we've been there and we know how it feels,so today we bring you 5 tips in order to be prepared and most importantly, make the most of the best experience of your student life, because it goes by in the blink of an eye, and once it's over you will want to go back. Trust me.

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College life is a constant juggling act and sometimes it can feel like you don’t even have time to breathe! There is a way to do balance all of your demanding priorities, though. Follow these 6 tips to get the most out of your college experience without heading for burnout. This should be the best time of your life, so follow these tips to ensure this is the case!